From Batman to Beetlejuice, what other movies has Michael Keaton starred in?

Thirty years after his last appearance in the Batman suit, Actor Michael Keaton let his voice be heard during DC’s announcement of the Flash movie, which was released yesterday at Super Bowl 57.

At 71 years old keaton He has established himself as a prominent actor, has been nominated for Best Actor at the Oscars, Screen Actors Guild, and Golden Globes; the latter took it in 2015 for his performance in Birdman.

The veteran actor, whose real name is michael john douglas, was initially known for his comedy roles. He began his career at 25 years of age and his first feature film was “Night Shift” (1982), a film directed by Ron Howard. In the tape, two workers at a New York mortuary decide to turn the mortuary into a makeshift brothel.

Michael Keaton’s Batman Reappears in ‘The Flash’ After 31 Years

After this first prominent role, Keaton took part in films such as “Mr. Mom” (1983), “Johnny Dangerously” (1984) or “Gung Ho” (1986), his second collaboration with Howard. At the end of the eighties her fame increased, this after the leading performances of her in “Bettlejuice” (1988) and Tim Burton’s “Batman” (1989), adaptation of Bob Kane comic.

In the nineties he shared credits with Matthew Modine and Melanie Griffith in “Suddenly, a Stranger” (1990). Also, she starred in the sequel “Batman Returns” (1992) and “My Life” (1993). She once again worked with Ron Howard in “The Paper: Behind The News” (1994).

After a break, he resumed acting in “First Daughter” (2004), a film directed by Forest Whitaker. The following year he led the cast of the thriller “White Noise” (2005). In 2007, she premiered on television the miniseries “The Company” along with Chris O’Donnell and Alfred Molina.

In 2009 he participated in “Just gruaduated” where he played the father of Alexis Bledel. In 2014 Keaton got a role that would mark her career, she starred in “Birdman”, tape for which he was nominated for an Oscar. The actor won a Golden Globe for this role.

The following year he gave life to a journalist in “Spotlight” (2015), film that won the Oscar for Best Picture. A year later, he starred in “El Fundador” (2016), a film about the rise of the McDonald’s fast food chain. In 2017, Keaton returned to superhero films, on this occasion he gave life to the villain Vulture in “Spider-Man: Homecoming”.

At the age of 68, he worked again with Tim Burton in “Dumbo” (2019). The following year she acted in a tape of Netflix,: “The Trial of the Chicago 7”. The film takes place in 1969, when the federal government indicted seven people for conspiracy and protests broke out at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

The same year he starred in and produced “Worth” (2020), a film based on real events centered on a lawyer who tries to help the relatives of the victims of the 9/11 attacks. In 2021, he premiered on television “Dopesick: Story of an Addiction”, a miniseries that he also produced about the pharmaceutical scandal that caused a fatal addiction to an opiate in the 1990s. Her role in this series made him win a Golden Globe and an Emmy Award.

The world of superheroes knocked on his door again in 2022, as he reprized his role as Vulture in the movie starring Jared Leto, “Morbius.” Now his fans are waiting for his return as batman on tape ‘Flash‘, where Keaton returns to play the Batman after 31 years. (AND)